Glory 108: How to Watch, Start Time, Live Stream

Glory 108 (also known as RISE World Series 2026 Tokyo) goes down on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the Ota City General Gymnasium (Ebara Wave Arena) in Tokyo. This event marks the conclusion of a tournament that has been running since June 2025, with the winner being crowned the first cross-promotional 65 kg champion.

Quick Facts about Glory 108

Glory 108 Start Time By Region

The main card will start at 06:30 GMT. Here are all the start times for different regions around the world:

How to Watch Glory 108: Streaming Platforms

You have two different broadcasts for Glory 108. Each one has its own commentary and production. You can choose between them.

The Glory feed will carry the seven-bout main card with English commentary. The RISE feed will carry the full RISE production, including additional non-tournament fights and Japanese commentary.

If you want to see everything that RISE has planned for the event, you should get the RISE feed. If you want only the tournament bouts with English commentary, then the Glory feed is your choice.

The Glory Kickboxing website lists ten confirmed broadcasters for this event. In addition to TrillerTV and Abema TV, there's also DAZN in France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Canada, Portugal, Spain and the Balkans. KIJK in the Netherlands and VOYO in Romania are also listed as broadcast partners.

Sports fans in Turkey can watch Glory Kickboxing events on S Sport+. In Latvia & Lithuania you can watch on Go3. In Bosnia & Herzegovina you can watch on MY TV.

The full list of broadcasters for Glory Kickboxing events can be found on the official website of Glory Kickboxing.

Note that some broadcasters may not be showing the event live due to rights issues or time zones. Always check your local listings for specific information on how to watch Glory Kickboxing events.

Glory 108 Full Card

The main card will feature seven bouts. The two tournament semifinals will be the centrepiece of this event. The cross-promotional final will take place on the same night between Petpanomrung Kiatmuu9 vs Miguel Trindade or Kento Haraguchi or YURA.

The full Glory card is as follows:

The RISE feed will also carry additional non-tournament bouts.

Last Featherweight Standing Tournament

The headline attraction of Glory 108 is a massive kickboxing tournament that began back in June of last year. It's a cross-promotional joint venture between two promotions – Glory and RISE – to crown an undisputed king at featherweight.

The opening round took place on two different continents over two different events:

• (Glory bracket) June 21st - RISE World Series Yokohama
• (RISE bracket) August 2nd - Glory 102 - RISE World Series Tokyo

The second round took place in October and December of last year:

• October 11th - Glory 104
• December 13th - Glory Collision 8 - Glory 105

In March of this year we got the quarterfinals stage of the tournament:

• March 28th - Glory 106 - RISE Eldorado

This brings us to today - the semifinals and final at Glory 108.

To recap, here are all four quarterfinal fights that took place last March on Glory 106 / RISE Eldorado:

What's at Stake at Glory?

The headline prize is obvious – the cross-promotional Last Featherweight Standing crown.

Petpanomrung has the most to defend going into this fight, as he's already beaten Miguel Trindade once before in a previous bout.